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Q# 9-10: Please find the following values using right angle triangles. When no quadrant is given, one assumes trig functions are positive (i.e. Quadrant I). If quadrant given, then need CAST rule. Q.#9 Ife is an angle of a right angle triangle with sine=12/13 and <6

Q# 9-10: Please find the following values using right angle triangles. When no quadrant is given, one assumes trig functions are positive (i.e. Quadrant I). If quadrant given, then need CAST rule. Q.#9 Ife is an angle of a right angle triangle with sine=12/13 and <6

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Advanced Engineering Mathematics
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Author:Erwin Kreyszig
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Q# 9-10: Please find the following values using right angle triangles. When no quadrant is given, one assumes trig functions are positive (i.e. Quadrant I). If quadrant given, then need CAST rule. Q.#9 Ife is an angle of a right angle triangle with sine=12/13 and << please do the following. Hint: Quadrant given so trig functions may be + or - ! a) Show prep work here (Triangle with sides labelled, Quadrant's CAST status if applies). b) Find cos c) Find csc Q.#10 Using sin = 12/13 and << from Q. #9, please find the following. Hint: You'll need the tricks from Q.#7 ! a) sin(-8) b) cos(-0) c) sec(0-2π) Final Answer Final Answer Final Answer Final Answer 00 Final Answer Final Answer
Transcribed Image Text:Q# 9-10: Please find the following values using right angle triangles. When no quadrant is given, one assumes trig functions are positive (i.e. Quadrant I). If quadrant given, then need CAST rule. Q.#9 Ife is an angle of a right angle triangle with sine=12/13 and << please do the following. Hint: Quadrant given so trig functions may be + or - ! a) Show prep work here (Triangle with sides labelled, Quadrant's CAST status if applies). b) Find cos c) Find csc Q.#10 Using sin = 12/13 and << from Q. #9, please find the following. Hint: You'll need the tricks from Q.#7 ! a) sin(-8) b) cos(-0) c) sec(0-2π) Final Answer Final Answer Final Answer Final Answer 00 Final Answer Final Answer
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